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Scott, William B. IN PURSUIT OF HAPPINESS: AMERICAN CONCEPTIONS OF PROPERTY FROM THE SEVENTEENTH TO THE TWENTIETH CENTURY : . . . . Hardcover. Scott traces the origins of the 'natural rights" theory to private property back th British philosophers James Harrington and John Locke. He then scrtinizes its interpretation by the framers of the constitution. ; 8vo; 244/index pages. dust jacket. No interior markings.. . ISBN Number:. Keywords:[Business & Economics, Eminent Domain, James Harrington, John Locke, Private Property, Collective Rights, History, CONSTITUTION , United States, All, Political Science & Government, Anthropology & Sociology] $27.50

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